Explain whether the liability of sole proprietor is limited to the extent of his share in business
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unlimited liability
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In a sole proprietorship, the owner's liability is unlimited. Accordingly, the liability is not limited only for the capital that had been invested.
in order to settle liabilities of the business, the owner might require to use his properties external to the business and there is no limit for such commitment.
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